Archive for the ‘Cancer’ Category

 

CANCER: PASSIVE OR ENVIRONMENTAL SMOKING

July 27th, 2011

Everybody has had the experience of walking into a smoke-filled room. The coughing and smarting of the eyes that can result is leading many people to ask whether this kind of ‘passive’ smoking may produce the same sort of serious diseases as those seen in smokers themselves. This possibility has been examined in a number [...]

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OVERCOMING CANCER: PARTICIPATING IN YOUR HEALTH: A CASE HISTORY OF BOB GILLEY

May 15th, 2011

Sometimes life changes that precede an illness are what might normally be identified as positive changes. Bob Gilley, thirty-nine years old when he received his cancer diagnosis, is a good example of how individual the nature of a person’s response to stress is. When Stephanie first began working with Bob to explore his own emotional [...]

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The statistics on cancer

January 9th, 2010

The statistics on cancer do not make for pleasant reading, but if we are to take a cool and objective look at this disease, we had better confront them. Cancer intrudes on many individual lives and has a major impact on the national life of many countries. One in three people will develop a cancer [...]

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WHY THERE IS NO MIRACLE CURE FOR CANCER – LIMITATIONS TO DIFFERENT METHODS OF TREATING CANCER (PART 3)

May 12th, 2009

Some methods of cancer treatment such as meditation and prayer utilise processes about which very little is known. An exceptional person may be able to rid their garden of weeds by meditating or praying over it. Equally rarely, someone may succeed in ridding their body of cancer by these methods. I don’t doubt that the [...]

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UNKNOWN PRIMARY – PART 2

May 12th, 2009

You will remember from the last chapter that the crucial step in diagnosis of cancer, is to get a sample of the suspicious area for examination under the microscope. This is also true for people with probable secondary deposits and unknown primary. Examination of such a sample is usually necessary to confirm the diagnosis of [...]

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NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS TO PREVENT CANCER: FIBRE AND FISH OILS

March 30th, 2009

Fibre Fibre is a much-needed component in the human diet. It is extremely useful in preventing disturbances of the intestine and digestive system, including cancer of the colon, rectum and diverticulitis or ulcerative colitis. With the advent of the low fibre Westernised diet, cancer of the colon has become one of the biggest killers amongst [...]

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UNDERSTANDING CANCER: CHEMOTHERAPY/RADIATION THERAPY DIET

March 30th, 2009

General Tips If you are feeling nauseous try to blend any of the foods featured in the following diet in a food processor or blender and then drink hot or cold. It is important to keep energy and nutrition levels high while undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy, as nutrients are required in large amounts by [...]

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EMOTIONS AND CANCER

March 30th, 2009

A person’s mood and attitude has a tremendous bearing on the function of their immune system. It has now been significantly proven that the emotions of anxiety and chronic stress negatively affect the function of our immune system and lower our body’s immune resistance, leaving it open to developing cancer. Other negative emotions such as [...]

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CANCER: UNDERSTANDING RADIATION THERAPY

March 30th, 2009

Radiation Therapy Explained Radiation therapy, also known as radiotherapy, is a widely used method of orthodox cancer treatment. It is commonly employed as a modern treatment for persons afflicted with cancer, in an attempt to kill the malignant tissue that is involved with cancer. It can be used singularly, as the primary method of treatment, [...]

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CANCER: QUESTIONS ABOUT CHEMOTHERAPY

March 30th, 2009

Q. Will I definitely lose my hair? A. NO. Patients do not always lose their hair. It depends on the amount of chemotherapy drugs the doctors choose to use, the type of drugs being used and the length of the treatment. Chemotherapy affects each person differently. There are no set rules as to who will [...]

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